War In The Balkans: Timetable
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6:18am: Nato missiles hit military barracks in Vrange, 300km south of Belgrade.
9:54am: Yugoslavia's independent radio station B-93 is shut down.
10:53am: Albanian President Rexhep Mejdani offers his country as an allied base.
11.20:am: Nato says that overnight cloud hindered air strikes .
11:48am: Britain accuses Slobodan Milosevic of plotting a coup in Montenegro
12:20pm: Yugoslavia says the three captured US soldiers will be well- treated.
2:13pm: Serbia says that Nato aircraft attacked targets around the central town of Klina.
2:51pm: Serbia says the three US soldiers will face military court proceedings tomorrow.
3:10pm: Britain names six Yugoslav officers commanding army units in Kosovo and calls on them to refuse orders to carry out atrocities.
4:29pm: America condemns Yugoslav plans to put the three USsoldiers on trial before a "kangaroo court".
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